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Evaluating agricultural systems allows inferring about the sustainability of the practices practiced. In this sense, the objective was to evaluate soil quality in different production systems using visual indicators. Eight traditional consortia were evaluated at different use periods, located in three counties in Ceará. Consortia are groups of many species of plants living in the same area. Participatory methodology was used, choosing 12 soil quality indicators, which were given scores from 1 to 10, according to pre-established criteria. The data were evaluated using descriptive and multivariate analysis (Principal Component Analysis PCA). All consortia evaluated showed satisfactory levels of soil quality with averages above five. Two consortia, one located in Choró (Consortium 02 Choró C2C) and another in Acarape (Consortium 01 Settlement C1S) stood out from the others, with the highest averages (8.9). The insertion of edaphic practices, such as the application of carnauba bagana as soil cover, favored soil quality, contributing to its conservation.

UTILIZAÇÃO DE INDICADORES PARTICIPATIVOS DE QUALIDADE DO SOLO EM SISTEMAS DE PRODUÇÃO AGRÍCOLA FAMILIAR